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- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 accessdate "2007-08-21".
- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 date "1929-09-05".
- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 isCitedBy Frederick_Freeman_Proctor.
- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 publisher New_York_Times.
- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 quote "2.4614928E9".
- 7451631a56a661c4b24f84321cc323f2f13c0e2862e0803103082640f953a713 title "F. F. Proctor Dead. Dean of Vaudeville. Founded a Chain of Theatres Recently Sold to RadioKeith-Orpheum Circuit. Gymnast of Note at First. Had to Help Support Family as Boy at Father's Death. Fortune Estimated at $16,000,000. Starts a Chain of Theatres. Introduced Continuous Shows. Tributes From Associates.".